Record revealed
The 1951 Refugee Convention
The 1951 Refugee Convention defined international obligations to refugees, but also exposed global tensions in a context of decolonisation and ongoing conflict.
Piece
This record was destroyed as it was found to be an exact duplicate of GFM 34/5533
Catalogue reference: GFM 5/34
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This record is about the This record was destroyed as it was found to be an exact duplicate of GFM 34/5533 in the series German War Documents Project, Project M.
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GFM 5/34
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This record was destroyed as it was found to be an exact duplicate of GFM 34/5533
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- International
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GFM 5
German War Documents Project, Project M
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Within the department: GFM
Copies of captured records of the German, Italian and Japanese Governments.
358 records
Within the series: GFM 5
German War Documents Project, Project M
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This record was destroyed as it was found to be an exact duplicate of GFM 34/5533
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